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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Charley tell Job the boat Mary rode has gone?
(a) To Edinburgh.
(b) To Paris.
(c) To Cheshire.
(d) To London.

2. How do Mary and Margaret decide to help Jane in Chapter 19?
(a) They will take shifts looking after Alice.
(b) They will help with Jane's correspondence.
(c) They will take over the household duties.
(d) They will accompany Jane on her errands.

3. What does Mary wear to Liverpool?
(a) A red smock.
(b) A navy trenchcoat.
(c) A green coat.
(d) A blue gown.

4. What chore is Mrs. Jones carrying out when Job visits her home?
(a) Making the beds.
(b) Folding laundry.
(c) Ironing.
(d) Baking.

5. Which of the following do the old boatman and his wife NOT use to try to revive Mary from fainting?
(a) Smelling salts.
(b) Alcohol.
(c) A burnt feather.
(d) Cold water.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Mary find bullets and a package of gun powder?

2. What does Sally ask Mary about her trip to Liverpool?

3. What slows the boat for most of the journey?

4. What does Henry Carson offer as a reward for the capture of his son's murderer?

5. What word does Mary want to ask Job the meaning of?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Margaret tell her grandfather that Mary should be the one to search for Will?

2. How is Harry Carson murdered and where is the murder weapon found?

3. What alibi is found for Jem?

4. How does Mary end up going home with one of the sailors?

5. How does Will Wilson say he will return to the shore?

6. What effect does the summons to testify against her son have on Jane Wilson?

7. How has Alice Wilson's stroke affected her, and who cares for her?

8. How does Jane Wilson feel about Jem and Mary as a couple?

9. What does Mary offer the sailors in order to hire a boat?

10. What does Esther find at the scene of the Carson murder?

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